Sentence examples for change of luck from inspiring English sources
Due for a change of luck.
Aren't we, therefore, due a change of luck?
We could do with a change of luck, was the Moyes lament beforehand.
Her change of luck inspires nothing but rancour among the girls.
For Virtual's trainer, John Gosden, this was a welcome change of luck after some recent frustrations.
Bolton manager Owen Coyle has called for a change of luck after Gary Cahill's suspension was overturned.
Not only has he lost his appetite for talking down the Yankees, he said, but he is also displaying signs that trumpet his change of heart ("Good Luck Yankees").
A stroke of luck changed the mood.
That part drives me nuts - you can find a really good doctor but as soon as your insurance changes, you're out of luck.
Mr. Talese's wife of 41 years, Nan, has on occasion been told not to serve halftime food because it might change the luck of the game.
Bury manager Kevin Blackwell told BBC Radio Manchester: "We just need a little bit of luck to change our way, but this side has been put together in five weeks and look at what they did to Oxford today.
